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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19
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y T0TU.T7IN y -N' TIENaI'LT
SYRACUSE, October IS.-A serious
ff, occurred here this evening. The
losses are as follows: Barney. Lam
boy g. Go. ON stock, 5l2j, 900; in
sup3 for $4,000; on building, 3d.
eco; insured. George c. Young ~
BIo,i.r, ON stock, $1,000; insured
for $4,000; on building, 52O,0O);
fully insured Evtrson * Co., on
stock. $4,000; insured FOR $500
Eyd.on a Co. also owned the bull linz
tLey occupied. 1t WIS worth $4,000
and was insured for Sl2, 900.
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General Meade's statue Unreiiea.

INF IFIfsTiIL 70 Lua UIspLFI-I
PHILADELPHIA, October 1S-The
bronze equestrian statue OF General
George Gordon Meade erected in FAIR
mont Park was unveiled this afternoon
with appropriate pomp aud ceremony.
here was grand military parade,
which proved one Of the most imposing
demonstrations OF the kind ever given
in the city.
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A BRAVE POLICEMAN.
He Narrowly Escapes DEATH at the
Hands OF Two Thieves.


4 Philadelphia special says Sub
stiiutc-Policcman Edward Boyle, un"
armed, was Struggling w... rram-
robhcr At Fraukiord station early this
morning, when pal OF the thief
opened fire on the officer with a re-
yolyer, and he narrowly escaped the
fate Of Police-Oniccr Johnston, who
vas murdered ON tho street "A
few nights ago. While on lone
some and dark TacOuy street
shortly after o'clock this morn
ing, ho saw by the flash OF locomo.
tiyc's headlight two men standing on
the Pennsylvania railroad tracks ut
Church street, near 10y. He watched
them in the darkness as they turned 10
a freight train near the station, They
were acting suspiciou5'y, and when they
! began 10 force open the door OF a train
| Boyie moved down toward them. The
officer caught one Of the men, but the
prisoner turned on him and struck q
vicious blow st his face. Boyle had
neither a pistol nor Il black jack, and
Lc and his prisoner had . fierce strug-
gle. The prisoner tried to strange the
policeman, but Poylo made heroic
battle md was oyerpowerlng the man
when the other mysterious prjwler
rushed up in the darkness with a To-
VIZ As the weapon WAS aimed at
Toy breast he quickly threw mp his
left hand and ball " Mt through ms
heavy coat over the region Of the heart
Just an the other man broke from BOYLE.
who was holding him with his right
hand. As the men retreated BOYLE
made q rush for the man with the r.
volycr, when the desp, RADIO turned and
fired again, the ball grazing the Of
iicers breast and Ploughing a button
off bis coat. The villains got away.
Ills attempt 10 kill policeman soso0n
after the murder Of Oniccr johnson has
caused good deal Of excitement.
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r4g- MISSIONARY MEETING.

THE W0hAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETIES. OF
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER will holj a
union-meeiins al Centenary church TO-DAY
"Wednesday, commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ,
with social pfAyor-meeting, At II o'clock ths
sssomblage will be addressed by Mrs. HAYES.
president Of the Woman's Board OF Missions.
tso'cIock p. NJ. there will DO a mass-mee,lug,
addresses by prominent ministers, AMI other
interesting exercises
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lry Aie.o-Amoti.an cabioto tae Di-pat.h.I
oADay. October l,.-Mr Gladstone
mo. with an enthusiastic reception at
Manchester this morning. lie also
made @ speech at Sheffield today. in
which Lo said DC did not doubt that
The u.rd of the people was rapidly
mm-ual..rg ltscifin favor of contcnliag
Ireland aud restoring the freedom and
efficiency Of Parliament and the honor
of England, which mas been So
Tioyoasiy tamisLod by pLst miscon-
duct IN ireland.
Mr Gladstone spoke also at Stock
polt csaid that coercion was direct
cd not against crime. but against the
people of iraandcombining t. preserve
their interests. If such combination
showed IL tendency toward crime the
Liberals would Lot give it the smallest
CouAtcnanCe.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER u, l9.,.
While he marke. appears quiet, yet there
arc uEdDubtodly more trausactons than arc
reported. To-day AMI yesterday several lots
IL fGrleys were sol1. There IS % gsoi demand
for cheap grades ats8 % l0c. Several lots OF
medium 10 good OLD hlers were sold to-day.
anl We note some selections uat have no. ye,
amounted % actual sale.
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men found Drowned ia ~ Water-
Logged Vessel.
By tolekrAph - tho Dispatch.l

GLOUCESTER, Mass, October 10
The schooner Herman Babson arrived
from the Grand Banks to-day. Cap
tam Lawson reports: September Both
fell in with the French ishing-sloop St.
Pierre, Of 81. Pierre, in latitude iI20,
longitude 5l.20, waterlogged. Boarded
her and found ten men drowned in the
cabin. The weather being very rough.
was unable TO do anything with her
but recover tho bodies.
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Nympnthy Tor Doulanger.

ny Anglo-Am orican cable to the Dispatch.l
IAAEIs, October lS.-General Boulan-
ger has received thousands of missiyes
nom all parts Of France expressingsym-
patty for BIN. a demonstration in his
'a'or was made in Mines on the occa'
sion oil the opehine OF the college there
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nrooAIyn's Voting Population

INV I0EK, October 16.-The last
day Of registration for voters in Brook
lyn shows total Of 1891, against
53,579 for ihe last day Of 1886. The
total number registered in three days is
ll9,ses, Sgainst lQ8,S95 in 1886.
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ghe yemow-tcycr ia TIoriGa.

IEy IelcaTNpl 70 No UIsVNI0HI
WASHINGTON, d. c., October IS
& telegram was received az the Marine
Hospital Bureau this afternoon saying
that there had been onedeath aud three
new cases Of yellow-teyer at Tampa,
Fla. since the last report
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Funeral OF General Fitzpatrick.

NEW YoBK, October lS.-The re-
mains OF General Judson Fitzpatrick
were taken to West Point and buried
to-day. At o O'Clock the piazza in front
Of the City Hall was filed with people
waiting TO sec the cortcge. AT !
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[By AnEloAmerie an cable 20 the Dl,patrhl
DrEIIN, October lS.-tamilies were
cyicted 1t hilreTs to-day. The evic-
tiCusvoro attended with exciting scenes.
The police were pslted with stones by
a mob Of spectators and were forced 20
use their tatOns. Many persons were
injured.
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Failure In Nashville.

10y Telegraph % no II'pAlluI
NASHVILLE, October l3.-Timothy
Eio'hers', dry goods, to-day made an
assignment Liabilities about 500, 900.
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RAIrrMnRR STOCK MARKET.

rAIu v0EP. Mp. October ls.-Nusinia o"
u-olaatcd, o; lO-i0s. 3ih; pa-tduo cou-
DE-. ,D. new 5'~, ~. BiI to-day.
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'" iVV"illcs which sent them. II wa
proposed TO take them 10 the mir
nan OF the exposition. bat the
crowd was fairly impcnctrablc, and IA,
purpose was abandoned. The pnbli
reception at the exposition ground va.
/ - pleasant affair OF its kind. no attempt
bHng made to shake the hands Of tl,
/ lass,Is hy, and the whole proceeding.
llCng over in three quarters Of an hour
ImN ended the proceedings at IN, fair
/ grounds. whence the visitors were con.
Quoted o. the clubhouse of the G.u'i-
mons Driving Club. whore am elegant
Co.d lunch vas served uadtr Che super
VISION az thn wives of tlc clubs
mcmicrs from this point the party
went 10 their rooms at the hotel,
nla remained There until = o'clock.
HE fontlom,u Of thrpu,y diuci with
Governor Gordon this evening. Among
tDc guests invited to meet them were
ooyIuor Perry, oi tlOrida Governor
bicLmds.u. oi South Carolina: Son1-
tols Brown and Coiquitt, General Jack
SOD, o. Louisville. President Davidson,
al tlc Georgia Senate Speaker Little.
az the House of Representatives, Gen
ofal Pence, ". T. Young, sud Henry w..
Grady.
Fi-. OLr}ri'tU rNJrLTbINED.
btthc same lour hirs. Cleveland and
Mrs. Via. were entertained at dinner
Iy MIS- il. u. Porter. some OF the
FIRST society ladies az Atlanta being
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sAKIsG INTELLIG ESCE.

sun seis........... 5:S Morning .......... 5.f7
Moon seis,......., 80 Evening .......... 6.l0
PLkr OY RICHMOND. OCTOBER Is 1857.
Arrived.
SciCoier John :. Hcacham. Grim, Rockland
ia city Point. lime. Warner Moore.
SclcCncr He'd jacket. Acry, Rockland ca
CITY Point, lime, Robert Weudenberg
sAuED.
steamship Oli Dominion, HulnharS. New
lora, merchandise aud passenger, q. w.
Allen S Co. agents.
o,,6inoI Arlei, Deyo, NSrfolI, United ststea
nail, mer-hani.se ans passengers. I. b Ia
-um agent
Schooner Ann T. Valentine. Crawford. Con-
stable, hoop pyrites; vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Is. II. Jones. Pearce, Jersey CITY,
IaiiroaG-ues, I. {. Leake, IT,, !. Co. vessel,
Cunts 4 Iarker.
'oRT oy NEWPORT NRws. OCTOBER Is, 1857.
lBy telegraph
AREIyED.
steamship William Crane, Billups. Ra,,l-
more, and sailed Tor savannah.
Schooner &. II. Kirk, ----, New York.
SAILED.
Steamship Breafwateg, Dole, New Yors.
merchandise.
stsa@snip BrODkelow, NandAs, Liverpool,
schoopers samuel $. Thorp, Pearce. Nav
ierA, AID Nellie W, Craig, peascs, Boston,
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NORFOLK PEANrT NAEREr.


OCTOBER D. Market quiet. sixty bag II
new nuts received to-day aud sixty yesterday.
SHIELDED uuf. have gone uP. Ola prime, 3iair;
N,v prime. $780,, .nelied, 1ajr ; factory nand-
MINK a. l.. I..-..
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Ec-.y BanI. Failure and &bscond.
in.- l3fregsOrg.

,fy Ansio-Amere Al cable % ths Di-parh.l
Io>IoN, October 1s.-The Diaconto
Gesc.lschatt, Of Leipsic, the capital Of
Bhi,h IS 100000 marks, has failed in
consequence OF unlawful specula'ions.
Directors Jerusalem and Nindicmlnn,
Of tie bank, have absconltd with an
UCrLoUs amount Of spoiis and all Of
the hank stocks. Berlin exchange IS
. ger cent. lower Berlin bankers arc
largely interested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

CaiCAGo, October lS.-Ca-h quotations wore
Flour iu fair demand. No. red wheat, ~.
Mo- corn. 4Osai0i,c. No. Z oats g5Ac. Mess.
lors. si3aSl3 %. lard. s. s0at625 ShOrt-ra
sices Qoesel, s.. Dry-saltod shoulders (DoxodD
s. toaiJ.'O. shoTi-clssr sides (o0xcdl, $40.
WLisksy.
Ls@ing tuuros ranged as follows
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NV Y0R6. October f. -Cotton-Net re-
cfipt-. 1tl tales: gr0.s. $50 bales. Futures
closed steady: sales. llt.1pn laio-; October.
S4t .hSg o.: NsVomher. S9.tf: December. ~. "a
gage; January. 1851; February. iH5'asl 20.
Nnlch, flt6aia0,. APRIL tltiaiA,j; May,
sl.--ataei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-19

Ne auore r'he. q 50sfA15; 5spernne. gL75a
s.. ,3i sx.re. fa.5t,.t', family. EafA'e patton
tam 8. "CLn Try, Si7'E35X
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rlS.-rnfpentine
Nvw YORK COTTON FurruREs

WrlNp~roS. N. {. October lS.-rurpentine
nrm at p. Rosn firm: strained. slc.: good
stnire1. - Lar firm NJ nl5. Crude tur-
Icutire nm: hard. 81; yeDow-iip aud virgin.
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OPENING. dlgasS.. 0.oa ~.
Cts. CLs. CA

hbFfhW on CHICAGO NARKkfs
ChicACO. October lS-rhe markets to-day
opened substantially where they closed yoster-
us!i Pu' We leesing soon became bearisa, he
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FINANCIAL.
EEw YORK. BALTIMORE. ASD Rich
NOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, Iur'
ps1tine, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
by telsraph 20 the plspatch.l

NEW YORK. October iS-The stock market
was less active to-day. bat after a short period
~ weakness became strong aud made marked
advances In few cases over yesterdays.
hgurrs High prices from London were re-
rcrtcd IN an improved feeling on the street.
Alv.rcs Of the deialcat on on the other side in
,nccd some selling for foreign account. and
tho hears made an attack upon the list. which
brought prices down from o COB ~, with the
greatest pressure against Reading There was
some strength displayed ny Richmond aud
Wet Point on rumors that the buying was
Wlh reference 10 change az control. The
opening was srroug at advances ~ from q, 20
3 over yesterdays close. although the im-
Pavement was not maintained After some
lev slight further gains the entire lit gave way
ur0cr thc lead II Union Pacific aud Northern
inr'nc preferred. Losses 81 from D % % peg
cent. were established The activity uen dis
Grrcnred, but the tone ~ dealings became
nfW. and by noon most Of the lo-srs hai been
rfAaircd. Some selling was INDUCED in aftor
that time. tu; fhe impression upon prices wa.
very slight aud the rise was quickly resumed.
with NprdcrNilrs and The weak stocks ~ the
forenoon In tho lcaJ The FIRM tone wa 200,
again interrupted. and the close was quiet but
iIm az close t0 the hest prices az tho LAY sud
with almost everything higher The Total bu-i-
ness amounted to str 600 shares
Nkw YORK, October lN.-No0n-Stocks DAT
and steady. Money cay 81 iaj per cent
EXchanre-L0Dg. ~: short 49,. Govern
rItri- dUN.
frrpnn-E1chargs strong and active
Money cay ~ 2aih: closing offered Ht ,
percent. Suh-Irca-urv halsuces-Goli, q p
$4,000: currency. Si2r'-.0UO Govern nents
dLN; 4 per c-nu, 1875. ~ per ccuts, lJ,a.
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LOUISVILLE. October ls-Whoat firm, with
light supply: No. red winter. spot % arrive.
-G%c. Corn active aud firm Ne. mixed, ijr.
oats Gimer; No ,, ssa9>ac. Provisions
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COTTON hEfD l"t
y trkss stoady.
QC0rkTf0 N5.
hfDTs ma. -qt,r.
Low NlnotINc.-s g..
OCOD OKDlNARY.-,c.
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CINCINNATI

CTNCINNATi. October is.-tlour dun Wheat
steady. SO. rcd. s3Lc. Corn weaker: No.
mixed. f}kc. Osis quiet; No. mixed, 2'Ne.
Pork slow NJ ST. Lard weaker 40 sh2l Bulk
Weats dull short-iihs. S'.5n. Bacon easy
-hott-rit-. & % short-cioar Ss62N. Nhi,key
nim 10 tLOn Hogs low and weak common
and light. S}-Os!iC0: packing and butchers,
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sous lau-
tOrlte de La lOl
de 1874

BanqHe d'epargnes mutuelles, admins
tree suivant les mellleurs princlpes recon:
nus sous Ia garantle DIES lois les plus strlc-s
ties ct les plus conservatives.
LA BANQUE est ouverte de 8 b. AM.
i 8 b. p M. ct lie Samedi depuis III. Am.
as b. sdus soir.
Cette Danque pale un lnteret au aux
descinq par cent. L'argent depOse dams les
:rois nremiers iours du mois porte lnteret
du premier dU mois. Les depots fats
apres lie tloisieme jours portent int6ret
du premier iourdn mois sulvant.
L'a1gent peut etre retire en- tout temps,
.mais dot demeurer trois mois la Banque
pour porter interet. 4sla fin du lroisiez
me mois, vous avez trols mois d'interet,
i la fin dn luatrieme mois, quatre mois
d'interet; a la fin du cinqnieme: mois,i
cind mos, ct ainsi de suite, aussi long
temps que yotre argent demeure dams la
Banque.s
Eous n'avez pas a renouyeler ves de-
tous; les trols on six mois, CONNIE
dams les autres banques. Les premiers:
de chaque janvier ct Juliet, nous vous
faisons un 6tat de vos.interets,soit que.
yous veniez d la Banque OF non, ct. ces
inter6ts portent interat de meme qu'un
depot. Nous vous continuous ce priYi-
lege pendant .vingt ans, 81 le compte nest
pas retire.
Cette Banque ne transige aucune afai-
re commercials, ne prete aucun argent
sur billet sans garantie, ct ne prend All
Guns risqres unels qu'ls soient.
Vous n,etes pas tenu de donner avis
unand yous desirez retirer notre argent.
To hi; dnnne 4 Ia Ranuue le privilege.
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IA c0ntinEer.

!. L'agence des wins de la Culifor-
ME go California wine House
SEES bureaux du Boston
Block Oh lis 6taient ~auparavant q
leur nouyeau magasin No253-255,
2me Avenue sud. Lenrs affaires lei
CONNIE aiilleurs ont pris de telles
proportions que cette agence s'est
Va oblig6e d'ouyrir DIES barils, ann
de po,uyoir expedlerl eurs comman-
des ayec plus de raDidita.
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cnlIDn TN tres interessart liyre dc
Uls0 pages sur Ia surdite, bruits
dams la tete etc..scymment les gnerir.l
Rnvoyez franco, Adj Nicholson, l77
McDougall st. New-York.
Vim dc Bourgogne = 8l.25 le gal.
Ion, 4 la Compagnie des wins de 10.
Californie--of6ce q Minneapolis
253-255.-2e AVENUESUD.
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THE
Farmers & Mechanics
Savings Bank
Temple Court, cor Was
s & Hennepin.
DIRECTEURS.

DIRECTEURS.
WIN. CHANDLER. j.. w. JOHNSON.
THOS. LOWRY, JOHN DeLAITTRE.
NJ ID. KOON, Gov. j. s.. PILLSBURY,
r. B. LANGDON. i. III. MOULTON.
it,. OSWALD. CLINTON MORRISON
T. d. SKILES.
CLINTON MORRISON, President.
THOMAS LOWRY, Vice-Pr6s.
Il. III. MOULTON. Tresorier
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ST. PAUL AND

sr-PAuL & SALTWATER SUNDAY TRAINS.
Nv StPa,l a rSt'watr LvSt'watrA Ar SfPall
1O.1Olm l.25 pm 10.10am 11.25 am.
2.l5pm 3.20pm 4.N pm $50 pm
$40 pm 77.25 pm
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HCHo DH

H,
-Mais vous n''6tiez pas coupa-
BILE.
-Pouvais je le prouver? Paise
lie prouver encore? Il faudrait ce
rAcn, oe maudit recu.
Ici Claire .se leva tres pale.
&c recu,mon p6re, je crois le0
possader.
Levieillard cut IN sursaut de.
de ioie indlcible.
-Toi?
--Je rai retrouv6 il y q long
temps dams une de mes bottles q
Outrage, ct 10 TAI conserve sans
savoiir sill pourrait I'M jour metre.
utile. Je n'avais pu lire Ia 81
gnature, mails yous Ia reconEaf--
ftrez.
We le chercher, ma file, va,
dit ls vieillard, don't le coeur pal
+pitait arrangement.
Claire s'6loigna viyement, puts
ellie reyint I'm moment apres avec
I'M papier frolss4 ct jauni.
Daniel y jeta aussltot las yeux.
-Oui, o'est bien celia!
ii le tendit . Roustan.
C'est bien Ia, dit le ieune hom-
me, 4 griff de mon per-.
Daniel fit un geste large.
---Vous zvoygz que je no mems
pas. Tout est vrai. J'ai sans dou
te assez exoif, ct Dien . gu enfin
piti6 de moi.
Charles ct Claire se Jeterent
dams ses baas.
Touss les trois pleuraient. LIE
vieillard leva les yaux au ciel.
-Ce moment de joie eface ben
|des tourments, mails is n'eap6rais
plus ayoir jamais le bonhenr de
vous embrasser. II m. suffsalt de
vivre pres de vous, dams votre at
mosphere, ct 8 my serais r6signl6e'
81 la nouvelle de ce marriage ne
m'avait oblig6 a me faire con-
naftre; aurais cru, en- eHet attlrer
sur yos tetes la vengeance den
haut, 81 je l'avais laiss6 s'accom-
pllr. Pour MOI, j'etais decide 3
tout supporter, mails ellie, pouvais-
tie la voir malheurense, volr coulrr
SEES larmes.
I'll attira de nouyaau pres de lul
la ieune file, ct la couyrlt de ca
~resses ct de baisers
&c est ellie gui ma sauy6, be-
gayaitsil, qnand on await vouiu me
prsndre lei, m'arre.er. Compre
nez yous ma situation? On mac
ctsalt, moi, mol!
La volx lui manqnait.
-Malntenant, vous ne nous
~quitterez plus, pete, dit Charles.
Nous ferons reviser votre process.
Aujourd'hui, vous pourrez vous
defendre, ct On yous croira. Pour
quot n'avoir pas parl6 plus TOT, ne
pas vous 6tre fat reconna1tre?
-J'ayais peur! 81 tn savais quel
effroi la justice ma laisse!!
-Mais comment nous as-tu re-
trouv6s?
-Apr9s mon evasion, lie ne
m'6vadais que pour vous,) je suis
all6 au Mexlque. La, al retrouy6
un ancien serviteur qui ma recon
nu, qul ma pret6 SIS papiers pour
yenir en- F~ance.
jacques?
--Oui.
IN nouveau silence silence Sc
Eft.
LIE notaire, abasourdl par tons
Ices ev6nements, await replle ses
papiers.
Andre Roustan SO lava.
ii semblait impossible, mails on
voyait DIES PRISONS nerveux courlr
sous sa peau.
&c est moi seul, commence til,
qui dois porter le poids du crime
de mon p6Ie. Jene veux pas que
personne soft pun1 avec moi.
I'll Sc tourna vers Claire.
de vous al fat bien du NAL,
mademoiselle, IN essayant de yous
limposer IN amour que vous parta-
giez pas ct en- vous faisant soup
conner, accuser celui que vous al
mez; mails 9 Yais yous le rendre,
plus aimant que janais ct toujours
digne de vous.
On cri partlt des levres de Ia
jeune file.
-Vous savez Oh est NJ. de Fres-
ni6res?
--Je le sails, ct vous le reYerrez
|demain.
"a co,,tanser.
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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-16
SOCIALISM AND LAND.
The Effort of The Capitalist Press to
Create niSSrnsion.

1he Chicago M'r|-Ore"" Is PRINT
ing more sensations. According to
a "snocial tclreram," 4 prominent
Iu,l,n e A., Gaoi,l,t. ,,il rooora.
~ " "
lfS 'ho l"ooF 'arVY convention ~
Syracuse:
"TLr Henry George element is try ing
to run the whole concern and make the
land question thr central ISSUE WINE WE we
Hoc'a'',iS ''ll"N tt rs n'l'Hr ,,IaI "l'r on1 WE
"'"", """, 1r oma2ati2n ,'' ;mfr"JW"rJ Anv
Candidate who is opposed to our views
viii be knifcd."
No Socialist will call free land Il
"mnor ISSUE" and if minority of
Socialists vigorously oppose the land
movement they will rctard their own
cause.
A general simultaneous adoption
Of co.operation is not possible. nor
consistent with democratic Socialism.
One Of our blanks is "municipaI
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-16
SOCIALISM COMING.

ST. JOINS, N. B., July G.-ln a
recent contribution to Scribaer's
Hagaziac, Mr.. f. J. Stimson takes
the ground that democracy" when
crowned with power, seeks rather
what it considers the well-being of
the community than the liberty of
the . individual The argument
tends toward State Socialism; but,
admitting so much as Mr.. Stimson
has, it ought to be easy for Social
ist to show that the true "liberty of
the individual" is best conserved by
"the well-belng of the community
Capstalisttc Telegraph.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-16
400 FAMILIES STARVING.

At Upton, Stalfordshire, last Fri
day afternoon, a deputatlon of about
100 workers residing at Bloomfield,
Upton, waited upon the Poor-law
Guardians, and applied for relief.
1t was stated that about 400 iron
workers and their families were starv
ing, through the stoppagc OF the iron
works, some of the men not having
broken their fast for several days.
The Chairman and Guardians SYM
pathized with the men, and stated
that the only relief they could give
was to send them into the workhouse.
Tile BriOR.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1887-07-16
MORE EVICTION OUTRAGES.

Omajtu PhHdnthr0piSt-Tye been in
Ireland and seen some hard things,
but
PoIticiuH Sit right down, sir, and use
this house as if ii were your own. What
can do for you;
II have called, sir, to secure your in
fluence in behalf Of some fifteen or
twenty families who "
More evictions! I'll calI a maas meet
ing at once, this very week, sir.
"They are now living in miserable
tents and -"
'Put me down for 500, sir for their
relief. want to head the biggest kind
of a popular subscription. Did you get
the news in private letter, or did il
come by cable"
"The families refer to are right her.
in Omaha, and have just been talking
with them.
"Glorious. Wen have them on the
stage at the mass meeting. How did
they get across the ocean,
ooh, they were born in this country,
you know. and were evicted from Omaha
shanties for not paying their rent"
"Oh, them? See here. you meddIina
milksop. those We're my shanties, and i
you don't attend to your own businee-
I'll make daylight shine through ye. e
Syracuse LabOrcr.